Fleetwood Mac "Live At The Record Plant (December 15, 1974)" COLOR:2xLP TRANSPARENT RED an album that's very existence

an album that's very existence tests the noble idea of shared communal experience

In both he is searching for space: from the person he used to love

and so much of my composition process was trying to recreate the same emotional sensations

This is the group's first full-length release following the release of two EPs

Momma's new album Welcome to My Blue Sky takes place during a charmed and turbulent summer-a transformative moment in time that co-founders Etta Friedman and Allegra Weingarten sum up as a period of "parallel chaos

Fleetwood Mac "Live At The Record Plant (December 15, 1974)" COLOR:2xLP TRANSPARENT RED an album that's very existenceFleetwood Mac, live at the Record Plant, San Francisco on 15th December 1974 Fleetwood Mac was in a state of flux in late 1974. Their new album Heroes Are Hard To Find had just appeared, but guitarist Bob Welch was about to depart and they were battling their former manager, who had put together a bogus version of the band. With Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks about to join, this fascinating set performed at the Record Plant on 15th December, for